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Schriftenreihe:	Archaeology of Egypt, Sudan and the Levant (AESL) volume 2
Schlagworte:	Geschichte 5800 v. Chr.-5200 v. Chr. Sachkultur Kulturaustausch Alter Orient Transregional Interaction Exchange systems Trade Pottery Neolithic Chalcolithic Levant Mesopotamia Egypt Halaf Culture Wadi Rabah Culture Hochschulschrift
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adam_text	C ONTENTS F OREWORD ................................................................................................................................... 11 A BBREVIATIONS ............................................................................................................................. 13 1. I NTRODUCTION ......................................................................................................................... 15 1.1. BACKGROUND ......................................................................................................................... 15 1.2. A SHORT OUTLINE OF THE NEAR EAST IN THE 6 TH MILLENNIUM CALBC ........................................... 15 1.3. THE GEOGRAPHIC SETTING ...................................................................................................... 17 1.4. THE ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS OF THE 6 TH MILLENNIUM CALBC ............................................. 18 1.4.1. ISOTOPE EVIDENCE .................................................................................................... 19 1.4.2. POLLEN RECORDS ......................................................................................................... 20 1.4.3. DEAD SEA LEVELS ...................................................................................................... 21 1.4.4. MEDITERRANEAN SEA LEVELS ...................................................................................... 21 1.4.5. CONCLUSIONS ............................................................................................................. 22 1.5. SUMMARY ............................................................................................................................. 22 2. S TATE OF R ESEARCH AND A IMS OF THE P RESENT S TUDY .......................................................... 25 2.1. CHRONOLOGY (WHEN?) ........................................................................................................... 25 2.2. TRANSREGIONAL INTERACTIONS (WHAT?) .................................................................................... 26 2.3. MECHANISMS OF CULTURAL SPREAD (HOW?) ........................................................................... 27 2.4. DRIVING FORCES OF TRANSREGIONAL INTERACTIONS (WHY?) .......................................................... 28 2.5. SUMMARY ............................................................................................................................. 28 3. M ETHODOLOGY AND D ATASET .................................................................................................. 31 3.1. THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK: ETHNICITY AND THE POTS AND PEOPLE PROBLEM ................................ 31 3.2. TERMINOLOGY ......................................................................................................................... 32 3.3. CATALOGUE OF SITES .............................................................................................................. 33 3.4. CHRONOLOGY ......................................................................................................................... 34 3.4.1. RADIOCARBON DATING ................................................................................................ 34 3.4.2. BAYESIAN MODELLING ................................................................................................ 35 3.4.3. ESTABLISHING A CHRONOLOGICAL SEQUENCE ................................................................. 35 3.5. DEFINING ASSEMBLAGES ........................................................................................................ 36 3.6. ASSESSING TRANSREGIONAL CONTACTS ........................................................................................ 40 3.6.1. TYPOLOGICAL PARALLELS AND IMPORTED OBJECTS ........................................................... 40 3.6.2. OBSIDIAN SOURCING .................................................................................................. 41 3.7. SUMMARY ............................................................................................................................ 41 4. T HE H ALAF C ULTURE .............................................................................................................. 43 4.1. INTRODUCTION ........................................................................................................................ 43 6 THE ANCIENT NEAR EAST IN TRANSREGIONAL PERSPECTIVE 4.2. CATALOGUE OF SITES .................................................................................................................. 44 4.2.1. ANATOLIA .................................................................................................................... 44 4.2.2. EUPHRATES VALLEY ....................................................................................................... 46 4.2.3. BALIKH VALLEY ............................................................................................................ 49 4.2.4. KHABUR VALLEY ............................................................................................................ 52 4.2.5. TIGRIS VALLEY .............................................................................................................. 55 4.2.6. LAKE VAN .................................................................................................................. 62 4.3. CHRONOLOGY .......................................................................................................................... 62 4.3.1. RADIOCARBON DETERMINATIONS ................................................................................... 62 4.3.2. STRATIGRAPHY .............................................................................................................. 68 4.4. SETTLEMENT PATTERNS ................................................................................................................ 70 4.5. ARCHITECTURE .......................................................................................................................... 71 4.5.1. HOUSES ...................................................................................................................... 71 4.5.2. STORAGE FACILITIES ..................................................................................................... 73 4.5.3. FLOORS ........................................................................................................................ 76 4.5.4. PITS, OVENS, KILNS, AND WELLS .................................................................................... 76 4.6. CERAMICS ................................................................................................................................ 77 4.6.1. TYPOLOGY .................................................................................................................... 77 4.6.2. WARES AND DECORATION ............................................................................................... 82 4.6.3. CERAMIC TECHNOLOGY ................................................................................................. 83 4.7. LITHIC INDUSTRY ...................................................................................................................... 83 4.7.1. ASSEMBLAGE COMPOSITION ......................................................................................... 85 4.7.2. TOOLS .......................................................................................................................... 85 4.7.3. OBSIDIAN .................................................................................................................... 87 4.8. STONE TOOLS ............................................................................................................................ 88 4.9. SMALL FINDS ............................................................................................................................ 91 4.9.1. POTTERY DISCS AND SPINDLE WHORLS ............................................................................ 91 4.9.2. SLING PROJECTILES ....................................................................................................... 93 4.9.3. SEALS .......................................................................................................................... 94 4.10. BURIALS .................................................................................................................................. 96 4.10.1. PIT BURIALS .................................................................................................................. 97 4.10.2. CREMATION .................................................................................................................. 98 4.10.3. SKULL BURIALS ............................................................................................................. 98 4.10.4. INFANT JAR BURIALS ..................................................................................................... 100 4.10.5. MASS BURIALS ............................................................................................................. 100 4.10.6. CEMETERIES ................................................................................................................ 100 4.11. SUBSISTENCE ............................................................................................................................ 101 4.11.1. FAUNAL REMAINS ....................................................................................................... 101 4.11.2. BOTANICAL REMAINS ................................................................................................... 103 4.12. CULT ...................................................................................................................................... 103 4.13. ICONOGRAPHY .......................................................................................................................... 105 4.13.1. ANTHROPOMORPHIC DEPICTIONS ................................................................................... 105 4.13.2. ZOOMORPHIC DEPICTIONS ........................................................................................... 108 4.14. SUMMARY .............................................................................................................................. ILL 5. T HE A MUQ C C ULTURE ........................................................................................................... 113 5.1. INTRODUCTION .......................................................................................................................... 113 5.2. CATALOGUE OF SITES .................................................................................................................. 114 CONTENTS 7 5.2.1. BEQAA VALLEY ..................................................... J14 5.2.2. COAST ................................................... U6 5.2.3. ORONTES VALLEY ............................................................... 120 5.2.4. AMUQ VALLEY ..................................................... 122 5.2.5. INNER NORTHERN LEVANT ............................................................................................ 124 5.3. CHRONOLOGY ................................................................. 124 5.3.1. RADIOCARBON CHRONOLOGY ..................................................................... 124 5.3.2. STRATIGRAPHY ............................................................................................ 129 5.4. SETTLEMENT PATTERNS ............................................................................................ 132 5.5. ARCHITECTURE ............................................................................................ 133 5.5.1. HOUSES ...................................................................................... 133 5.5.2. CITY PLANNING AND STREETS ........................................................................................ 136 5.5.3. STORAGE FACILITIES .................................................................................................. 137 5.5.4. FLOORS .............................................................................................. 137 5.5.5. PITS, INSTALLATIONS, AND KILNS .................................................................................... 137 5.6. CERAMICS .................................................................................................. 138 5.6.1. TYPOLOGY .................................................................................................................. 1 38 5.6.2. WARES AND DECORATION .............................................................................................. 143 5.7. LITHIC INDUSTRY .................................................................................................................... 145 5.7.1. ASSEMBLAGE COMPOSITION ........................................................................................ 146 5.7.2. TOOLS ........................................................................................................................ 146 5.7.3. OBSIDIAN .................................................................................................................. 150 5.8. STONE TOOLS .......................................................................................................................... 151 5.9. SMALL FINDS .......................................................................................................................... 154 5.9.1. POTTERY DISCS AND SPINDLE WHORLS ........................................................................... 154 5.9.2. SLING PROJECTILES ...................................................................................................... 156 5.9.3. SEALS ........................................................................................................................ 156 5.10. BURIALS ................................................................................................................................ 157 5.10.1. PIT AND CIST BURIALS .................................................................................................. 160 5.10.2. CREMATION ................................................................................................................ 161 5.10.3. GRAVE GOODS ............................................................................................................ 161 5.10.4. POST MORTEM PRACTICE .............................................................................................. 161 5.10.5. INFANT JAR BURIALS .................................................................................................... 161 5.11. SUBSISTENCE .......................................................................................................................... 162 5.11.1. FAUNA ...................................................................................................................... 162 5.11.2. BOTANICAL REMAINS .................................................................................................. 162 5.12. CULT ..................................................................................................................................... 163 5.12.1. RITUAL ARCHITECTURE .................................................................................................. 163 5.12.2. DOG BURIALS ............................................................................................................ 164 5.13. ICONOGRAPHY ........................................................................................................................ 164 5.13.1. ANTHROPOMORPHIC DEPICTIONS .................................................................................. 164 5.13.2. ZOOMORPHIC DEPICTIONS .......................................................................................... 165 5.14. SUMMARY ............................................................................................................................ 168 6. T HE W ADI R ABAH C ULTURE ................................................................................................. 171 6.1. INTRODUCTION ........................................................................................................................ 171 6.2. CATALOGUE OF SITES .............................................................................................................. 172 6.2.1. THE HULA BASIN AND NORTH ...................................................................................... 172 8 THE ANCIENT NEAR EAST IN TRANSREGIONAL PERSPECTIVE 6.2.2. GALILEE ...................................................................................................................... 177 6.2.3. THE JEZREEL VALLEY AND THE MENASHE HILLS ................................................................. 179 6.2.4. THE COASTAL PLAIN ...................................................................................................... 184 6.2.5. JORDAN VALLEY ............................................................................................................ 187 6.2.6. TRANSJORDAN .............................................................................................................. 190 6.3. CHRONOLOGY .......................................................................................................................... 191 6.3.1. RADIOCARBON DETERMINATIONS ................................................................................... 191 6.3.2. BAYESIAN MODELING ................................................................................................... 191 6.3.3. SYNCHRONIZATION ........................................................................................................ 193 6.4. SETTLEMENT PATTERNS ................................................................................................................ 196 6.4.1. DIACHRONIC FLUCTUATIONS IN SETTLEMENT NUMBERS ...................................................... 196 6.4.2. SETTLEMENT HIERARCHY ............................................................................................... 196 6.5. ARCHITECTURE .......................................................................................................................... 197 6.5.1. HOUSES ...................................................................................................................... 197 6.5.2. STORAGE FACILITIES ...................................................................................................... 202 6.5.3. FLOORS ........................................................................................................................ 203 6.5.4. PITS, POST HOLES, HEARTHS, AND OTHER INSTALLATIONS ..................................................... 203 6.6. CERAMICS .............................................................................................................................. 204 6.6.1. TYPOLOGY AND DECORATION ......................................................................................... 204 6.6.2. HANDLES AND BASES ................................................................................................... 210 6.6.3. DECORATION ................................................................................................................ 211 6.6.4. CERAMIC TECHNOLOGY ................................................................................................. 213 6.7. LITHIC INDUSTRY ...................................................................................................................... 215 6.7.1. PARTICULARITIES OF CERTAIN ASSEMBLAGES .................................................................... 215 6.7.2. ASSEMBLAGE COMPOSITION ......................................................................................... 217 6.7.3. TOOLS .......................................................................................................................... 219 6.7.4. OBSIDIAN .................................................................................................................... 221 6.8. STONE TOOLS ............................................................................................................................ 222 6.9. SMALL FINDS ............................................................................................................................ 226 6.9.1. POTTERY DISCS AND SPINDLE WHORLS .............................................................................. 226 6.9.2. SLING PROJECTILES ....................................................................................................... 226 6.9.3. SEALS .......................................................................................................................... 229 6.10. BURIAL PRACTICE ...................................................................................................................... 229 6.10.1. PIT AND CIST BURIALS ................................................................................................... 233 6.10.2. GRAVE GOODS ............................................................................................................. 233 6.10.3. POST MORTEM PRACTICES ............................................................................................. 233 6.10.4. INFANT JAR BURIALS ..................................................................................................... 234 6.10.5. GROUP BURIALS ........................................................................................................... 235 6.10.6. DEMOGRAPHY ............................................................................................................. 235 6.10.7. CEMETERIES ................................................................................................................ 235 6.11. SUBSISTENCE ............................................................................................................................ 236 6.11.1. FAUNAL REMAINS ....................................................................................................... 236 6.11.2. BOTANICAL REMAINS ................................................................................................... 237 6.12. CULT ...................................................................................................................................... 238 6.13. ICONOGRAPHY .......................................................................................................................... 239 6.13.1. ANTHROPOMORPHIC DEPICTIONS ................................................................................... 239 6.13.2. ZOOMORPHIC DEPICTIONS ........................................................................................... 244 6.14. RELATION OF WADI RABAH SITES TO NON-WADI RABAH SITES .................................................... 246 CONTENTS 9 6.15. SUMMARY ......................................................................................................................... 247 7. N EOLITHIC E GYPT .................................................................................................................... 249 7.1. INTRODUCTION ........................................................................................................................ 249 7.2. CATALOGUE OF SITES ................................................................................................................ 249 7.2.1. DELTA AND NILE RIVER ................................................................................................ 251 7.2.2. THE FAYUM .............................................................................................................. 253 7.3. CHRONOLOGY ........................................................................................................................... 255 7.4. SETTLEMENT PATTERNS .............................................................................................................. 257 7.5. ARCHITECTURE ......................................................................................................................... 258 7.6. CERAMICS ............................................................................................................................... 259 7.6.1. TYPOLOGY ................................................................................................................ 259 7.6.2. DECORATION .............................................................................................................. 261 7.7. LITHIC INDUSTRY .................................................................................................................... 262 7.8. STONE TOOLS ........................................................................................................................... 265 7.9. SMALL FINDS ........................................................................................................................... 266 7.10. BURIALS ................................................................................................................................. 267 7.11. SUBSISTENCE ........................................................................................................................... 268 7.11.1. FAUNAL REMAINS ...................................................................................................... 268 7.11.2. ARCHAEOBOTANICAL REMAINS ...................................................................................... 270 7.12. ICONOGRAPHY AND ORNAMENTS ................................................................................................ 270 7.12.1. ANTHROPOMORPHIC DEPICTIONS .................................................................................. 270 7.12.2. ZOOMORPHIC DEPICTIONS .......................................................................................... 270 7.12.3. OSTRICH EGGSHELL BEADS ............................................................................................ 272 7.13. SUMMARY ............................................................................................................................. 272 8. E VIDENCE FOR T RANSREGIONAL C ONTACTS ........................................................................... 273 8.1. ARCHITECTURE ......................................................................................................................... 273 8.2. POTTERY ................................................................................................................................. 274 8.2.1. TYPOLOGY ................................................................................................................ 274 8.2.2. POTTERY TRADE .......................................................................................................... 275 8.3. FLINT ..................................................................................................................................... 276 8.3.1. SICKLE BLADES .......................................................................................................... 276 8.3.2. ARROWHEADS ............................................................................................................ 277 8.4. OBSIDIAN ............................................................................................................................... 278 8.4.1. OBSIDIAN FREQUENCIES .............................................................................................. 278 8.4.2. OBSIDIAN SOURCING .................................................................................................. 280 8.4.3. OBSIDIAN CORES ........................................................................................................ 281 8.4.4. OBSIDIAN MIRRORS .................................................................................................... 282 8.5. GROUND STONE TOOLS ............................................................................................................ 282 8.5.1. GREENSTONE MINIATURE AXES ................................................................................... 282 8.5.2. MACEHEADS .............................................................................................................. 284 8.5.3. STONE BOWLS ON HIGH FEET ...................................................................................... 286 8.5.4. CHLORITE VESSELS ...................................................................................................... 286 8.6. SMALL FINDS .......................................................................................................................... 287 8.6.1. POTTERY DISCS AND SPINDLE WHORLS ........................................................................... 287 8.6.2. BICONICAL SLING PROJECTILES ..................................................................................... 287 10 THE ANCIENT NEAR EAST IN TRANSREGIONAL PERSPECTIVE 8.6.3. SEALS .......................................................................................................................... 289 8.7. BURIAL PRACTICE ...................................................................................................................... 290 8.8. ICONOGRAPHY .......................................................................................................................... 292 8.8.1. FEMALE TRAPEZOIDS AND RELATED PEBBLE FIGURINES .................................................... 292 8.8.2. CLAY ANIMAL FIGURINES ............................................................................................. 292 8.8.3. STONE HOMED FIGURINES ........................................................................................... 293 8.9. SUBSISTENCE ............................................................................................................................ 293 8.10. CULT ...................................................................................................................................... 295 8.11. SUMMARY .............................................................................................................................. 297 9. D ISCUSSION ................................................................................................................................ 301 9.1. TRADE OF (RAW-)MATERIALS AND OBJECTS ................................................................................ 301 9.1.1. MECHANISMS OF TRADE ............................................................................................... 301 9.1.2. TRADE PATTERNS OF THE NEAR EAST IN THE 6 TH MILLENNIUM CALBC ................................... 302 9.1.3. TRANSPORT ROUTES ....................................................................................................... 304 9.2. TRANSFER OF CULTURAL CONCEPTS ............................................................................................... 304 9.2.1. MECHANISMS OF CULTURAL DIFFUSION .......................................................................... 304 9.2.2. CULTURAL DIFFUSION IN THE NEAR EAST IN THE 6 TH MILLENNIUM CALBC ............................. 306 9.3. DRIVING FORCES AND ENABLING FACTORS .................................................................................. 307 9.4. SUMMARY .............................................................................................................................. 308 10. C ONCLUSION : T HE C ULTURAL I NTEGRATION OF THE 6YY M ILLENNIUM CAL BC ..................... 309 B IBLIOGRAPHY ................................................................................................................................ 311
adam_txt	C ONTENTS F OREWORD . 11 A BBREVIATIONS . 13 1. I NTRODUCTION . 15 1.1. BACKGROUND . 15 1.2. A SHORT OUTLINE OF THE NEAR EAST IN THE 6 TH MILLENNIUM CALBC . 15 1.3. THE GEOGRAPHIC SETTING . 17 1.4. THE ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS OF THE 6 TH MILLENNIUM CALBC . 18 1.4.1. ISOTOPE EVIDENCE . 19 1.4.2. POLLEN RECORDS . 20 1.4.3. DEAD SEA LEVELS . 21 1.4.4. MEDITERRANEAN SEA LEVELS . 21 1.4.5. CONCLUSIONS . 22 1.5. SUMMARY . 22 2. S TATE OF R ESEARCH AND A IMS OF THE P RESENT S TUDY . 25 2.1. CHRONOLOGY (WHEN?) . 25 2.2. TRANSREGIONAL INTERACTIONS (WHAT?) . 26 2.3. MECHANISMS OF CULTURAL SPREAD (HOW?) . 27 2.4. DRIVING FORCES OF TRANSREGIONAL INTERACTIONS (WHY?) . 28 2.5. SUMMARY . 28 3. M ETHODOLOGY AND D ATASET . 31 3.1. THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK: ETHNICITY AND THE ' POTS AND PEOPLE ' PROBLEM . 31 3.2. TERMINOLOGY . 32 3.3. CATALOGUE OF SITES . 33 3.4. CHRONOLOGY . 34 3.4.1. RADIOCARBON DATING . 34 3.4.2. BAYESIAN MODELLING . 35 3.4.3. ESTABLISHING A CHRONOLOGICAL SEQUENCE . 35 3.5. DEFINING ASSEMBLAGES . 36 3.6. ASSESSING TRANSREGIONAL CONTACTS . 40 3.6.1. TYPOLOGICAL PARALLELS AND IMPORTED OBJECTS . 40 3.6.2. OBSIDIAN SOURCING . 41 3.7. SUMMARY . 41 4. T HE H ALAF C ULTURE . 43 4.1. INTRODUCTION . 43 6 THE ANCIENT NEAR EAST IN TRANSREGIONAL PERSPECTIVE 4.2. CATALOGUE OF SITES . 44 4.2.1. ANATOLIA . 44 4.2.2. EUPHRATES VALLEY . 46 4.2.3. BALIKH VALLEY . 49 4.2.4. KHABUR VALLEY . 52 4.2.5. TIGRIS VALLEY . 55 4.2.6. LAKE VAN . 62 4.3. CHRONOLOGY . 62 4.3.1. RADIOCARBON DETERMINATIONS . 62 4.3.2. STRATIGRAPHY . 68 4.4. SETTLEMENT PATTERNS . 70 4.5. ARCHITECTURE . 71 4.5.1. HOUSES . 71 4.5.2. STORAGE FACILITIES . 73 4.5.3. FLOORS . 76 4.5.4. PITS, OVENS, KILNS, AND WELLS . 76 4.6. CERAMICS . 77 4.6.1. TYPOLOGY . 77 4.6.2. WARES AND DECORATION . 82 4.6.3. CERAMIC TECHNOLOGY . 83 4.7. LITHIC INDUSTRY . 83 4.7.1. ASSEMBLAGE COMPOSITION . 85 4.7.2. TOOLS . 85 4.7.3. OBSIDIAN . 87 4.8. STONE TOOLS . 88 4.9. SMALL FINDS . 91 4.9.1. POTTERY DISCS AND SPINDLE WHORLS . 91 4.9.2. SLING PROJECTILES . 93 4.9.3. SEALS . 94 4.10. BURIALS . 96 4.10.1. PIT BURIALS . 97 4.10.2. CREMATION . 98 4.10.3. SKULL BURIALS . 98 4.10.4. INFANT JAR BURIALS . 100 4.10.5. MASS BURIALS . 100 4.10.6. CEMETERIES . 100 4.11. SUBSISTENCE . 101 4.11.1. FAUNAL REMAINS . 101 4.11.2. BOTANICAL REMAINS . 103 4.12. CULT . 103 4.13. ICONOGRAPHY . 105 4.13.1. ANTHROPOMORPHIC DEPICTIONS . 105 4.13.2. ZOOMORPHIC DEPICTIONS . 108 4.14. SUMMARY . ILL 5. T HE A MUQ C C ULTURE . 113 5.1. INTRODUCTION . 113 5.2. CATALOGUE OF SITES . 114 CONTENTS 7 5.2.1. BEQAA VALLEY . J14 5.2.2. COAST . U6 5.2.3. ORONTES VALLEY . 120 5.2.4. AMUQ VALLEY . 122 5.2.5. INNER NORTHERN LEVANT . 124 5.3. CHRONOLOGY . 124 5.3.1. RADIOCARBON CHRONOLOGY . 124 5.3.2. STRATIGRAPHY . 129 5.4. SETTLEMENT PATTERNS . 132 5.5. ARCHITECTURE . 133 5.5.1. HOUSES . 133 5.5.2. CITY PLANNING AND STREETS . 136 5.5.3. STORAGE FACILITIES . 137 5.5.4. FLOORS . 137 5.5.5. PITS, INSTALLATIONS, AND KILNS . 137 5.6. CERAMICS . 138 5.6.1. TYPOLOGY . 1 38 5.6.2. WARES AND DECORATION . 143 5.7. LITHIC INDUSTRY . 145 5.7.1. ASSEMBLAGE COMPOSITION . 146 5.7.2. TOOLS . 146 5.7.3. OBSIDIAN . 150 5.8. STONE TOOLS . 151 5.9. SMALL FINDS . 154 5.9.1. POTTERY DISCS AND SPINDLE WHORLS . 154 5.9.2. SLING PROJECTILES . 156 5.9.3. SEALS . 156 5.10. BURIALS . 157 5.10.1. PIT AND CIST BURIALS . 160 5.10.2. CREMATION . 161 5.10.3. GRAVE GOODS . 161 5.10.4. POST MORTEM PRACTICE . 161 5.10.5. INFANT JAR BURIALS . 161 5.11. SUBSISTENCE . 162 5.11.1. FAUNA . 162 5.11.2. BOTANICAL REMAINS . 162 5.12. CULT . 163 5.12.1. RITUAL ARCHITECTURE . 163 5.12.2. DOG BURIALS . 164 5.13. ICONOGRAPHY . 164 5.13.1. ANTHROPOMORPHIC DEPICTIONS . 164 5.13.2. ZOOMORPHIC DEPICTIONS . 165 5.14. SUMMARY . 168 6. T HE W ADI R ABAH C ULTURE . 171 6.1. INTRODUCTION . 171 6.2. CATALOGUE OF SITES . 172 6.2.1. THE HULA BASIN AND NORTH . 172 8 THE ANCIENT NEAR EAST IN TRANSREGIONAL PERSPECTIVE 6.2.2. 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SEALS . 229 6.10. BURIAL PRACTICE . 229 6.10.1. PIT AND CIST BURIALS . 233 6.10.2. GRAVE GOODS . 233 6.10.3. POST MORTEM PRACTICES . 233 6.10.4. INFANT JAR BURIALS . 234 6.10.5. GROUP BURIALS . 235 6.10.6. DEMOGRAPHY . 235 6.10.7. CEMETERIES . 235 6.11. SUBSISTENCE . 236 6.11.1. FAUNAL REMAINS . 236 6.11.2. BOTANICAL REMAINS . 237 6.12. CULT . 238 6.13. ICONOGRAPHY . 239 6.13.1. ANTHROPOMORPHIC DEPICTIONS . 239 6.13.2. ZOOMORPHIC DEPICTIONS . 244 6.14. RELATION OF WADI RABAH SITES TO ' NON-WADI RABAH SITES ' . 246 CONTENTS 9 6.15. SUMMARY . 247 7. N EOLITHIC E GYPT . 249 7.1. INTRODUCTION . 249 7.2. CATALOGUE OF SITES . 249 7.2.1. DELTA AND NILE RIVER . 251 7.2.2. THE FAYUM . 253 7.3. CHRONOLOGY . 255 7.4. SETTLEMENT PATTERNS . 257 7.5. ARCHITECTURE . 258 7.6. CERAMICS . 259 7.6.1. TYPOLOGY . 259 7.6.2. DECORATION . 261 7.7. LITHIC INDUSTRY . 262 7.8. STONE TOOLS . 265 7.9. SMALL FINDS . 266 7.10. BURIALS . 267 7.11. SUBSISTENCE . 268 7.11.1. FAUNAL REMAINS . 268 7.11.2. ARCHAEOBOTANICAL REMAINS . 270 7.12. ICONOGRAPHY AND ORNAMENTS . 270 7.12.1. ANTHROPOMORPHIC DEPICTIONS . 270 7.12.2. ZOOMORPHIC DEPICTIONS . 270 7.12.3. OSTRICH EGGSHELL BEADS . 272 7.13. SUMMARY . 272 8. E VIDENCE FOR T RANSREGIONAL C ONTACTS . 273 8.1. ARCHITECTURE . 273 8.2. POTTERY . 274 8.2.1. TYPOLOGY . 274 8.2.2. POTTERY TRADE . 275 8.3. FLINT . 276 8.3.1. SICKLE BLADES . 276 8.3.2. ARROWHEADS . 277 8.4. OBSIDIAN . 278 8.4.1. OBSIDIAN FREQUENCIES . 278 8.4.2. OBSIDIAN SOURCING . 280 8.4.3. OBSIDIAN CORES . 281 8.4.4. OBSIDIAN MIRRORS . 282 8.5. GROUND STONE TOOLS . 282 8.5.1. GREENSTONE MINIATURE AXES . 282 8.5.2. MACEHEADS . 284 8.5.3. STONE BOWLS ON HIGH FEET . 286 8.5.4. CHLORITE VESSELS . 286 8.6. SMALL FINDS . 287 8.6.1. POTTERY DISCS AND SPINDLE WHORLS . 287 8.6.2. BICONICAL SLING PROJECTILES . 287 10 THE ANCIENT NEAR EAST IN TRANSREGIONAL PERSPECTIVE 8.6.3. SEALS . 289 8.7. BURIAL PRACTICE . 290 8.8. ICONOGRAPHY . 292 8.8.1. FEMALE TRAPEZOIDS AND RELATED PEBBLE FIGURINES . 292 8.8.2. CLAY ANIMAL FIGURINES . 292 8.8.3. STONE HOMED FIGURINES . 293 8.9. SUBSISTENCE . 293 8.10. CULT . 295 8.11. SUMMARY . 297 9. D ISCUSSION . 301 9.1. TRADE OF (RAW-)MATERIALS AND OBJECTS . 301 9.1.1. MECHANISMS OF TRADE . 301 9.1.2. TRADE PATTERNS OF THE NEAR EAST IN THE 6 TH MILLENNIUM CALBC . 302 9.1.3. TRANSPORT ROUTES . 304 9.2. TRANSFER OF CULTURAL CONCEPTS . 304 9.2.1. MECHANISMS OF CULTURAL DIFFUSION . 304 9.2.2. CULTURAL DIFFUSION IN THE NEAR EAST IN THE 6 TH MILLENNIUM CALBC . 306 9.3. DRIVING FORCES AND ENABLING FACTORS . 307 9.4. SUMMARY . 308 10. C ONCLUSION : T HE C ULTURAL I NTEGRATION OF THE 6YY M ILLENNIUM CAL BC . 309 B IBLIOGRAPHY . 311
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title	The ancient Near East in transregional perspective material culture and exchange between Mesopotamia, the Levant and lower Egypt from 5800 to 5200 calBC
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title_full	The ancient Near East in transregional perspective material culture and exchange between Mesopotamia, the Levant and lower Egypt from 5800 to 5200 calBC Katharina Streit
title_fullStr	The ancient Near East in transregional perspective material culture and exchange between Mesopotamia, the Levant and lower Egypt from 5800 to 5200 calBC Katharina Streit
title_full_unstemmed	The ancient Near East in transregional perspective material culture and exchange between Mesopotamia, the Levant and lower Egypt from 5800 to 5200 calBC Katharina Streit
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